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Dina and Tim chat with STEM educator Dr. Sarah Habibi about fun DIY experiments to keep kids busy and engaged indoors during the holidays.

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Superhero shows rarely damage children’s trust in scientists. Even villainous scientists don’t make kids doubt real science.

Young children have a lot of trust in scientists, and watching superhero TV shows with villainous researchers has little impact—and only in certain situations, a new study shows.